Updating our Plymouth page

Our Chairman is Simon Hallett.

The two tier stand has just had £10million spent on it and is fully seated on both tiers.

The shop (Superstore) has been cleverly integrated into the famous Art Deco frontage under the new development.

Plymouth City Museum needs updating (see https://www.theboxplymouth.com/about-the-box)

Argyle Brief History:

"It was then resurrected in 1897 as part of Argyle Athletic Club " is not quite true. Argyle FC reformed in 1897 but the Argyle Athletic Club, an overseeing body set up to introduce wider sport, was not established until 1899.

"Season 1952/53 saw the club reach its highest ever League finish, 4th in Division2." is not quite true either. It was their joint-highest league finish - they were also 4th in Div 2 in 1931-32.

Last sentence of the history - hopefully we can say " but were promoted again at the end of the coronaviris-curtailed season that followed.

Home Park:

Highest attendance is 43,596 v Aston Villa, Oct 1936 (Newspaper reports said 44,526 for the 1934 Huddersfield FA Cup game, but that was corrected in later club documents).

The Mayflower Stand has been redeveloped and is now all-seater on both tiers.

The Lyndhurst is on the north side, not the east.

also the naval dockyards have not closed.

Not sure about it taking 8 minutes to walk to HP from the bus stop but it is only an few minutes’ walk from the railway station